His brain makes him the most handsome. I love listening to his lectures. He is the definition of authenticity. May Allah SWT blesses him fid Dunya wal Akhirah. Allahumma Ameen.
@@user-vz5ru3ux8i very clearly if it's in the Quran then it's attributed to God (I'm not even a Muslim but educate yourself before trying to pick a fight)
You guys think I am crazy? Adam's story is narrated in Quran..some author ( human) might have heard the story from someone and penned in down. From whom did he hear about the story first? Suppose you( SAWS) (human) are the narrator of this story. You must have heard it from someone. Suppose you heard it from Allah or a Gabriel ( how did you recognise Allah) you must be meeting him for the first time. How did you verify you are speaking to the angel Gabriel or Allah. How come you verified that Allah actually created Adam then eve? I want to know the methodology used in veryfing every bit of information written in so called holy books.
@@user-vz5ru3ux8i yeah but this is not a "so called history book" it's a religious text, it is absurd to pretend that you can look at it in the same way as a history book. You can certainly find how Muhammad heard about Adam, weather or not you believe in his religious experience it's pretty obvious he knew that story before the Quran. I'm an atheist too but your question makes no sense, asking a Muslim committed enough to their religion to watch this video who wrote Adam's story is absurd, clearly their answer is going to be that the Quran has always existed and was created by God, there's no need for a human to write it down.
I am so very excited!!! Thank you so much sheikh for sharing your knowledge with us. May Allah bless you with everything that is good in those world and next.
Most of the time most of us get intrigued by your tangents, and thanks a lot for those tangents. These tangents are not discursive meandering, but a real light shedder from relevant fountain of research or knowledge, and yes, they are tangents to the topic at the end.
Summary(Important Notes) of The Stories of The Prophets- 13. The Story of Adam (Pt. 1) - The Meaning of 'Adam' The Term ‘Adam’:- The name ‘Adam’ occurs 25 times in the Qur’an which is quite a large number and in numerous authentic Hadiths. The first name in the Qur’an as we read it now is ‘Adam’(Surah Al-Baqarah. The Prophet(SAW) said, “Allah created Adam in his fashion.” The majority of our scholars believe that the name ‘Adam’ is of Arabic origin and so they say it should have a meaning that can be derived from the Arabic language. This is the opinion of great grammarians like Khaleel ibn Ahmed Al-Farahidi, Az-Zujaj, Ibn Al-Faris, and the scholars of Tafseer like Al-Baghawi and At-Tabari. However, they differed among themselves as to what the origin is and what the meaning is - 1. First Opinion: It comes from “أديم”(the outer layer/a leather skin). The reason is that Adam was created from the outer layer of the clay/upper layer of the dust/topsoil of the Earth. Some Hadiths mention this. However, it does not add up morphologically. 2. Second Opinion: It comes from “أأدم”(to join together). It is as if Adam(AS) was mixed up from different ingredients like water and clay, body and soul, rationality and emotions, etc. 3. Third Opinion: It comes from “أأدم”(same origin). But here, it means “wheatish/brownish color”, i.e, a shade of brown. So here Adam is called Adam because his skin was brownish in complexion and it was a mix of all of the human colors put together. A minority of scholars say that there is no derivation from Arabic for the term ‘Adam’ and that it is just a proper noun. They say it is a mistake to read the Arabic meaning of a name that predates the Arabic language. This is because Allah calls Adam(AS) by this name in Jannah and this same name is found in the Old Testament and the New Testament. Ibn Hajar says that this name has Syriac origins. At that time, Syriac was the standard Semitic language predating Hebrew. Some Hebrew linguists say that the word ‘Adam’ means the skin color which is a reddish or brownish mixture. Another group of Hebrew linguists says that it comes from the Hebrew term “ADAMA” which means “Earth” since Adam(AS) came from the Earth. With the utmost respect to the great scholars of the majority opinion, the opinion which makes the most sense is the minority opinion. Languages are not stagnant, they evolve. Forming a connection between ‘Adam’ and Arabic when the word ‘Adam’ existed before Arabic is not reasonable. There is not a shred of evidence to suggest this. Adam(AS) was created before Arabic was formed. Modern linguists acknowledge that there is one mother language from which every other language came but they don’t know how exactly it happened since they believe in evolution. The Process of Creation of Adam(AS):- The Qur’an mentions 5 terms for the original ingredients of Adam(AS) - 1. ماء (Water): The Qur’an, at multiple places, mentions that Allah created every creature from water - Surah Nur, Ayah 45; Surah Al-Ambiya, Ayah 30. 2. تراب (Dry Dust/Desert Sand): Allah mentions this ingredient 7 times. For example, Surah Al-Kahf; Surah Ar-Rum, Ayah 20; etc. 3. أرض (Earth/Top Soil in which seeds are planted): ِAllah mentions this twice in the Qur’an. For example, Surah An-Najm. 4. طين (Wet Clay/Used in Pottery): ِAllah uses this word in Surah Saad. In Surah Saffaat, Allah puts an adjective for “طين” which is “لازب”(sticky/malleable). 5. صلصال (Dry Clay): It is used multiple times in the Qur’an - Surah Al-Hijr(3 times) and Surah Ar-Rahman(1 time). In reality, there are two ingredients - water and sand. The 4 terms other than water are just different mixtures of water and sand. In تراب, there is no water. In أرض, there is just a little bit of water which is absorbed by sand. In طين, there is a lot of water and the sand is pasty. In صلصال, the water is dried out and the sand is hardened. Some Hadiths of the Prophet(SAW)- 1. The Prophet(SAW) said: “Allah created Adam from a handful that He took from the entire Earth. And so the children of Adam in accordance with the colors of the Earth. Some of them are red, some are white, some are black and some are in between. And also some are easy and some are difficult. And also some are filthy and some are pure and some are in between those two.” (Abu Dawood) 2. The Prophet(SAW) said: “Allah created Adam from the topsoil of the Earth. From all of it, it’s black and it’s red and it’s white. And it’s soft and it’s pure and it’s harsh and it’s arrogant. So you will find all of these characteristics in the children of Adam.” (Sunan Al-Bayhaqi) This ends the entire summary. Anyone who thinks I have missed some point is welcome to reply but please give the time in the lecture when Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi talked about it so that I can be sure. JazakaAllah Khair
as salaam aleikum Dr.Qadhi, i don't know how you do that but you really make an hour feel like 10 minutes, it's like watching a movie!! i wish my teachers at school were like you!! you are a gift for all of us young curious souls!thank you so much!! in sha Allah one day i will get the honor to assist one of your live conference in UK! may Allah bless you and all your family!!! 💚
Love the tangents! They are always interesting and always something new to learn from them Alhamdullillah. Sheikh you are a very eloquent speaker, very knowledgeable and i would say very fair during controversial subjects/topics. May Allah (SWT) bless you and your family, Aameen. Your knowledge is benefitting us greatly Alhamdullillah.
MashAllah Shaykh Yasir. What a beautiful lecture, full of wisdom, and ponderance. How blessed are we that Allah gave us the Quran to get some insight into the inner workings of man and the universe.
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الرحمن The Most Compassionate The Most Merciful علم القران Taught the Qur’ān, خلق انسان Created man, Created humanity, علمه البيان [And] taught him eloquence. ˹and˺ taught them speech. سورة الرحمن اية 1-4
Salam Sheikh Yasir. I respectfully recommend a quality microphone. The audio quality does not match the fantastic video quality. Your barzakh series was wonderful. -Zak
33:33 It should also be pointed out that even in the different Qira'at of the Quran, the word "Ibrahim" is pronounced differently. In the Riwayat of Hisham, it is pronounced "Ubraham" Same goes for Musa (peace be upon him) having an Imala in the Madani recitation. Moreover, even the spelling of the Prophets name is different, such as in Surah Baqarah (2) Ayah 124, and again is Surah Hajj (22) ayah 26; There are multiple other examples of these spelling differences for Ibrahim (peace be upon him) with the name being spelled differently, Sometimes with the ي and sometimes without it. إبرهيم vs إبرهم
Brother Yasir, we do not say that the name of prophet Ibrahim is "Ibrahim", or Adam is "Adam" , Allah says that. What others says is not important, but what Allah says matter.
How about the Hadith were it mentioned Adam sneeze and he’s says allhamdo lillah and Angels replay… wonder what language was that!! … I also noted that he uses a lot of current/modern research where it’s basics knowledge and theory from atheist and brings Science a lot…
Makes perfect sense if one understands science to be a source of knowledge from Allah. Otherwise, science just becomes just a means to misguide ourselves away from the Creator.
Sir, In the early part you said it's reported in an Hadith that the prophet said " خلق الله آدم على صورته" Like does this means Adam was created according to God's Image or it meant something else?. May Allah Grant sheikh Aafiyah and Longevity in Islam and Sunnah.
Good question. No, what the Hadith means is that, Adam (as) was created as a full grown adult. He didn't go through the stages of sperm, flesh, being a kid and all. He was created in his image. The same adam who came down to earth was the same created by Allah (Swt) to the best of my knowledge.
Alhamdolillah, the lectures have resumed after a looong wait Respected shaikh, if Arabic wasn't spoken at the time of Adam then how was the dua " rabbana zalamna unfosana........." taught to our father Adam. And he was taught names of everything? Plz elaborate. Jazakallah khair.
All the prophetic duas mentioned in the quran were asked in their respective languages, we can affirm this with the dua of zakariya, yunus (A.S) etc, whose languages were known because of their recorded biblical history
The ancient sumerian texts,named the first creations as ADAMU,sounds like Adam in the Torah,Adam in the Bible and Adama in the Quran...its not an Arabic word but a neo-assyrian or sumerian
Sheikh, ASAK, what is the language of Jannah? Is it Arabic? What language Allah speaks? Arabic? If the answer is Yes, then why not Allah give Adam the same Arabic when he came to this world? And then the Arabic was changed to different versions and may be lost until ( What you said) it appears to Arab land 🤔
Whoever hears of Islam and rejects it will go to Hell eternally. So make a choice for yourself and accept Allah and his messengers, otherwise you will be lost! To all christians and atheists etc!
It's strange that should Allah not mention the real proper names of prophets, as He is the source of every language pronunciation etc. Sometimes sh.yq talks void. Why would Allah hide the real name or accent of pronunciation in Quran even if its Arab or any other language, yani its bit of a stretch.
@@abdulsubahan5920 it then can lead to the bounding Allah that actual pronunciation is not what Allah told in Quran this then leads to the thought that He is bound or kind of weak that He can't tell actual.
@@imranamalik8216 See brother ! Allah ﷻ sent Qur'an to our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who only understands Arabic. And arabic has only certain sounds, For example you can't say " shri " in arabic with it's proper sanskrit pronunciation. Like that the names of the prophets are of various languages so, you can't just pronounce them when your language doesn't have that sound. If you live in U.S you may have noticed that the asian often pronounce r & l interchangeably. It's not limiting him. It shows his mercy that he is not burdening those Arabs with new sounds. Which doesn't exist in their language. He is arabizing the names for their convenience. Just like the Christians have changed the names of every prophet for their convenience. Another example in my own language tamil there is no huu sound, so if we were to write the word nuh in tamil we sould write it as nuhk, do you get it ? It's not limiting Allah ﷻ, it's just the way languages work. Study more about languages you will have more understanding.
@@abdulsubahan5920 but my question stays there. Why not telling the real pronunciation, it's not the heavy point that bcz they use to speak Arabic that is why it's called Adam in this way otherwise in actual Adam is something else. I mean Allah knows the best but to me Allah is perfect He knows what the real pronunciation and name is and He told Prophet Muhammad s.a.w that this is how u pronounce. Allah never says what He don't mean. And I am not brother I am sister
@@imranamalik8216 even if Allah ﷻ revealed the true pronunciation of every Prophet's name, You can't write them in arabic script. For example : the Hebrew name of Jonah is Yonah, How will you write Yonah in arabic. Even if the Arabs knew the real pronunciation they can't write it, cause they don't have the letters for those sounds. So, the name was arabized as Yunus عليه السلام It's simple as that, I don't understand where does the limiting Allah ﷻ kind of stuff get in. Sister !
Next episode, what fruit was it that Adam and eve ate? 1 hour talk. Then next episode " how did Adam look like?" 1 hour talk. Then next episode " how many years old was Adam?" 1 hour talk....by this pace we wont even get to the story of adam by the next century
Adam is not an Arabic word . Adam was made from water and clay . Languages evolve . This is what I got from this 52 min video This sheikh certainly knows how to milk a point. Dear brothers while Elon Musks and Bezos of the world are planning to colonize Mars, we Muslims are wasting 52 min of our time listening to this guy who just goes on and on so that he can make few extra bucks . With all due respect sheikh, this is all a bit too much , No offense, it just makes me mad to realize that you took 52 min to say 2 sentences.
@@Snnnn9 didn't mean to offend anyone like you I am also interested in religion and want to know as much as possible. My contention was that he just goes on and on. Without really saying anything. Anyway i am sorry if you didn't like my comment. But I do have a right to point out an issue if I have one. That's the whole point of these comments section. Right ?
@@Snnnn9 same goes for you. Nobody is forcing you to read comments but you did. I am interested in religion and history. And I felt the sheikh was just talking without really saying anything. Please don't be offended. It's just my opinion
@@muhammadumer742 That's how intermediate level class is done. All opinions are discussed even weak opinions and he will dive deep in topic. if you don't want this there are other classes but you will never know what is authentic or not or where did the person got the knowledge from. And it is against the sunnah to question someone's intention and also I think he doesn't even get money from UA-cam becoz I've never seen an ad in this channel so what you're saying is not only against sunnah but nonsensical.
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Thank you, Sheikh
Please continue the story of the prophets we stopped a long time ago
His brain makes him the most handsome. I love listening to his lectures. He is the definition of authenticity. May Allah SWT blesses him fid Dunya wal Akhirah. Allahumma Ameen.
Who was writing Adam's history' when he was the first msn? Who narrated this story to whom for the first time??
@@user-vz5ru3ux8i james the cube
@@user-vz5ru3ux8i very clearly if it's in the Quran then it's attributed to God (I'm not even a Muslim but educate yourself before trying to pick a fight)
You guys think I am crazy? Adam's story is narrated in Quran..some author ( human) might have heard the story from someone and penned in down. From whom did he hear about the story first? Suppose you( SAWS) (human) are the narrator of this story. You must have heard it from someone. Suppose you heard it from Allah or a Gabriel ( how did you recognise Allah) you must be meeting him for the first time. How did you verify you are speaking to the angel Gabriel or Allah. How come you verified that Allah actually created Adam then eve? I want to know the methodology used in veryfing every bit of information written in so called holy books.
@@user-vz5ru3ux8i yeah but this is not a "so called history book" it's a religious text, it is absurd to pretend that you can look at it in the same way as a history book. You can certainly find how Muhammad heard about Adam, weather or not you believe in his religious experience it's pretty obvious he knew that story before the Quran. I'm an atheist too but your question makes no sense, asking a Muslim committed enough to their religion to watch this video who wrote Adam's story is absurd, clearly their answer is going to be that the Quran has always existed and was created by God, there's no need for a human to write it down.
may Allah give you a long live inshaAllah
I am so very excited!!! Thank you so much sheikh for sharing your knowledge with us. May Allah bless you with everything that is good in those world and next.
Ameen
@Asma-bint Martyr kuykhj jujitsu of Mkk
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Most of the time most of us get intrigued by your tangents, and thanks a lot for those tangents. These tangents are not discursive meandering, but a real light shedder from relevant fountain of research or knowledge, and yes, they are tangents to the topic at the end.
Summary(Important Notes) of
The Stories of The Prophets-
13. The Story of Adam (Pt. 1) -
The Meaning of 'Adam'
The Term ‘Adam’:-
The name ‘Adam’ occurs 25 times in the Qur’an which is quite a large number and in numerous authentic Hadiths. The first name in the Qur’an as we read it now is ‘Adam’(Surah Al-Baqarah. The Prophet(SAW) said, “Allah created Adam in his fashion.”
The majority of our scholars believe that the name ‘Adam’ is of Arabic origin and so they say it should have a meaning that can be derived from the Arabic language. This is the opinion of great grammarians like Khaleel ibn Ahmed Al-Farahidi, Az-Zujaj, Ibn Al-Faris, and the scholars of Tafseer like Al-Baghawi and At-Tabari. However, they differed among themselves as to what the origin is and what the meaning is -
1. First Opinion: It comes from “أديم”(the outer layer/a leather skin). The reason is that Adam was created from the outer layer of the clay/upper layer of the dust/topsoil of the Earth. Some Hadiths mention this. However, it does not add up morphologically.
2. Second Opinion: It comes from “أأدم”(to join together). It is as if Adam(AS) was mixed up from different ingredients like water and clay, body and soul, rationality and emotions, etc.
3. Third Opinion: It comes from “أأدم”(same origin). But here, it means “wheatish/brownish color”, i.e, a shade of brown. So here Adam is called Adam because his skin was brownish in complexion and it was a mix of all of the human colors put together.
A minority of scholars say that there is no derivation from Arabic for the term ‘Adam’ and that it is just a proper noun. They say it is a mistake to read the Arabic meaning of a name that predates the Arabic language. This is because Allah calls Adam(AS) by this name in Jannah and this same name is found in the Old Testament and the New Testament. Ibn Hajar says that this name has Syriac origins. At that time, Syriac was the standard Semitic language predating Hebrew.
Some Hebrew linguists say that the word ‘Adam’ means the skin color which is a reddish or brownish mixture. Another group of Hebrew linguists says that it comes from the Hebrew term “ADAMA” which means “Earth” since Adam(AS) came from the Earth.
With the utmost respect to the great scholars of the majority opinion, the opinion which makes the most sense is the minority opinion. Languages are not stagnant, they evolve. Forming a connection between ‘Adam’ and Arabic when the word ‘Adam’ existed before Arabic is not reasonable. There is not a shred of evidence to suggest this. Adam(AS) was created before Arabic was formed. Modern linguists acknowledge that there is one mother language from which every other language came but they don’t know how exactly it happened since they believe in evolution.
The Process of Creation of Adam(AS):-
The Qur’an mentions 5 terms for the original ingredients of Adam(AS) -
1. ماء (Water): The Qur’an, at multiple places, mentions that Allah created every creature from water - Surah Nur, Ayah 45; Surah Al-Ambiya, Ayah 30.
2. تراب (Dry Dust/Desert Sand): Allah mentions this ingredient 7 times. For example, Surah Al-Kahf; Surah Ar-Rum, Ayah 20; etc.
3. أرض (Earth/Top Soil in which seeds are planted): ِAllah mentions this twice in the Qur’an. For example, Surah An-Najm.
4. طين (Wet Clay/Used in Pottery): ِAllah uses this word in Surah Saad. In Surah Saffaat, Allah puts an adjective for “طين” which is “لازب”(sticky/malleable).
5. صلصال (Dry Clay): It is used multiple times in the Qur’an - Surah Al-Hijr(3 times) and Surah Ar-Rahman(1 time).
In reality, there are two ingredients - water and sand. The 4 terms other than water are just different mixtures of water and sand. In تراب, there is no water. In أرض, there is just a little bit of water which is absorbed by sand. In طين, there is a lot of water and the sand is pasty. In صلصال, the water is dried out and the sand is hardened.
Some Hadiths of the Prophet(SAW)-
1. The Prophet(SAW) said: “Allah created Adam from a handful that He took from the entire Earth. And so the children of Adam in accordance with the colors of the Earth. Some of them are red, some are white, some are black and some are in between. And also some are easy and some are difficult. And also some are filthy and some are pure and some are in between those two.” (Abu Dawood)
2. The Prophet(SAW) said: “Allah created Adam from the topsoil of the Earth. From all of it, it’s black and it’s red and it’s white. And it’s soft and it’s pure and it’s harsh and it’s arrogant. So you will find all of these characteristics in the children of Adam.” (Sunan Al-Bayhaqi)
This ends the entire summary.
Anyone who thinks I have missed some point is welcome to reply but please give the time in the lecture when Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi talked about it so that I can be sure.
JazakaAllah Khair
Alhamdulillah Finally new episode!
After such a long break!
May Allah (SWT) allow you to complete this series in good health. Ameen.
as salaam aleikum Dr.Qadhi, i don't know how you do that but you really make an hour feel like 10 minutes, it's like watching a movie!! i wish my teachers at school were like you!! you are a gift for all of us young curious souls!thank you so much!! in sha Allah one day i will get the honor to assist one of your live conference in UK! may Allah bless you and all your family!!! 💚
Wa Alaikum mus Salaam wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatu
Alhamdulillah !🙌🏿 ALLAH grant me to witness this beautiful continued series 🙏 thank you sheikh Yasir 🙏🙏
Love the tangents! They are always interesting and always something new to learn from them Alhamdullillah. Sheikh you are a very eloquent speaker, very knowledgeable and i would say very fair during controversial subjects/topics. May Allah (SWT) bless you and your family, Aameen. Your knowledge is benefitting us greatly Alhamdullillah.
MashAllah Shaykh Yasir. What a beautiful lecture, full of wisdom, and ponderance. How blessed are we that Allah gave us the Quran to get some insight into the inner workings of man and the universe.
SubhanAllah . Sh YQ is a genius
Finally after a long wait!
Mashaallah sheikh ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
MashaAllah tabarakala thank you so much brother
Authentic Sheikh
MashaAllah
Assalam o Alaikum Brother Yasir qadhi,
May Allah subhanu Tallah bless you for each and every word of knowledge you share and teach us Ameen.
Beautiful lecture 💞
Alhamdulillah! Been waiting for this for a while.
Thank you for this much awaited lecture! Wonderful that you are also helping with my Sarf studies with Ustadh NAK!
Not gonna pretend I ain’t excited for this. Worth the wait! Bless you shaykh dunya wa akhira Insha’Allah
Nice NICEEEE , *me who haven't finished the Seerah of prophet Muhammed pbuh * yet
dr Yasir Qadhi is from the best scholars that I know
@Asma-bint Martyr is there a authentic hadith that Hawa was a normal size as we know it now !?
Wait is over... JazakAllahuKhairan..
Salamaat, shiekh good to see you back!
May Allah bless you with healthy life and you keep sharing us with the knowledge of islam.
Eagerly waiting for each episode ❤️❤️
Masha Allah, as usual great details from Sheikh Yassir.
JazakAllah!
I was eagerly waiting for this episode and it was well presented and it is worth waiting.
Waited for this anxiously. Masha Allah
Yessss. I was waiting eagerly for this to start. Thank you.
JazzakAllah khair! I was eagerly waiting. Shaikh please provide series of Full Quran like u did with Surah Yusuf
Mashallah so glad this series is back.. i missed this alot. May allah reward you for all your research and efforts!
Subhan'Allah
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala reward you immensely ya sheikh.
Al hamde li Allah. الحمد لله
Mashallah this is the pragmatic quranic studies muslim in the modern world need
Mashallah.soooo happy
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
الرحمن
The Most Compassionate
The Most Merciful
علم القران
Taught the Qur’ān,
خلق انسان
Created man,
Created humanity,
علمه البيان
[And] taught him eloquence.
˹and˺ taught them speech.
سورة الرحمن اية 1-4
Welcome ya ahii, we missed this series a lot. May Allah bless you and your family
Can't wait for the episodes on Isa (A:) as I want to share with all my Christian friends.
And we are going laugth so much 😁
Salam Sheikh Yasir. I respectfully recommend a quality microphone. The audio quality does not match the fantastic video quality.
Your barzakh series was wonderful.
-Zak
You are right my beloved ustadh as Indians are brown.
Proud to be Indian Proud to be brown
Excellent as always. Loved the tangent on languages!!
I pray to meet you dr. Yasir qadhi 🤲🏻🇧🇭💖
Inspirational speaker
As.w.wb shekh where have you been Shekh? We have been waiting you for long time. You welcome
Same here brother
Alhamdulillah at last!!!
Wa Alaykum Salam, ahi.
33:33
It should also be pointed out that even in the different Qira'at of the Quran, the word "Ibrahim" is pronounced differently. In the Riwayat of Hisham, it is pronounced "Ubraham"
Same goes for Musa (peace be upon him) having an Imala in the Madani recitation.
Moreover, even the spelling of the Prophets name is different, such as in Surah Baqarah (2) Ayah 124, and again is Surah Hajj (22) ayah 26; There are multiple other examples of these spelling differences for Ibrahim (peace be upon him) with the name being spelled differently, Sometimes with the ي and sometimes without it. إبرهيم vs إبرهم
@Asma-bint Martyr how do you know Hawa was normal size?
@Asma-bint Martyr what kind of logic do you have...
@@saadkhanzada6409 not ubraham, ibrahaam
@@Mk-je7xg ah, jazakullah Khair akhi, my mistake.
Assalamu alaikkum Jazakallah khair Sheikh
Salaam from Nottingham Uk
Thank you for mentioning the ayat no in every reference
JazakAllah Akhi may Allah reward you All Ferdows Amiin
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤️
Amazing
Brother Yasir, we do not say that the name of prophet Ibrahim is "Ibrahim", or Adam is "Adam" , Allah says that. What others says is not important, but what Allah says matter.
Who was writing Adam's history' when he was the first msn? Who mattered this story to whom for the first time??
Is there any link can we get the English subtitle any of Yasir Qadhi lesson?
🥰
Finally
Adam means human in usbekisk. So Allah made a human and called him Human.
In uzbek, we have adopted the name Adam to mean "man".
Asa- can someone tell me the nasheed in the end of the series? Jzk
Sheikh have you done with Bukhari? How many parts are there? JzakaAllah
It's not complete yet! Not sure if he is going to finish them. I really hope he does.
You'll find all the videos in his playlist.
@@jiaulhuda1645 jzaKAllah👍
The pronounciation must be ok in the quran because the quran cannot make mistakes...isn't it?
How about the Hadith were it mentioned Adam sneeze and he’s says allhamdo lillah and Angels replay… wonder what language was that!! … I also noted that he uses a lot of current/modern research where it’s basics knowledge and theory from atheist and brings Science a lot…
Makes perfect sense if one understands science to be a source of knowledge from Allah. Otherwise, science just becomes just a means to misguide ourselves away from the Creator.
Yes it’s only a theory remember every thing these days is only based on theory….
Sir, In the early part you said it's reported in an Hadith that the prophet said " خلق الله آدم على صورته" Like does this means Adam was created according to God's Image or it meant something else?. May Allah Grant sheikh Aafiyah and Longevity in Islam and Sunnah.
Good question. No, what the Hadith means is that, Adam (as) was created as a full grown adult. He didn't go through the stages of sperm, flesh, being a kid and all. He was created in his image. The same adam who came down to earth was the same created by Allah (Swt) to the best of my knowledge.
Alhamdolillah, the lectures have resumed after a looong wait
Respected shaikh, if Arabic wasn't spoken at the time of Adam then how was the dua " rabbana zalamna unfosana........." taught to our father Adam. And he was taught names of everything? Plz elaborate. Jazakallah khair.
All the prophetic duas mentioned in the quran were asked in their respective languages, we can affirm this with the dua of zakariya, yunus (A.S) etc, whose languages were known because of their recorded biblical history
The ancient sumerian texts,named the first creations as ADAMU,sounds like Adam in the Torah,Adam in the Bible and Adama in the Quran...its not an Arabic word but a neo-assyrian or sumerian
Can u pls give reference?
Annuaki gods...
Maybe the name Adam got its meaning in arabic after his AS skin color brown/black Allah ta ala knows best
Sheikh, ASAK, what is the language of Jannah? Is it Arabic? What language Allah speaks? Arabic? If the answer is Yes, then why not Allah give Adam the same Arabic when he came to this world? And then the Arabic was changed to different versions and may be lost until ( What you said) it appears to Arab land 🤔
I thought adam meant "tanned" simple
How cud origin of name adam be arabic whereas arabs themselves are semitic..from sam bin nuh. Jews also call adam, adam.
Whoever hears of Islam and rejects it will go to Hell eternally. So make a choice for yourself and accept Allah and his messengers, otherwise you will be lost! To all christians and atheists etc!
My name is Aadam
Byetheway is this shejk sunni?
Yes
It's strange that should Allah not mention the real proper names of prophets, as He is the source of every language pronunciation etc. Sometimes sh.yq talks void. Why would Allah hide the real name or accent of pronunciation in Quran even if its Arab or any other language, yani its bit of a stretch.
I think it's a characteristic of the arabic language, to arabize every word, why I'm I saying this ?
They don't say doctor, they say doktoor.
@@abdulsubahan5920 it then can lead to the bounding Allah that actual pronunciation is not what Allah told in Quran this then leads to the thought that He is bound or kind of weak that He can't tell actual.
@@imranamalik8216 See brother ! Allah ﷻ sent Qur'an to our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who only understands Arabic.
And arabic has only certain sounds,
For example you can't say " shri " in arabic with it's proper sanskrit pronunciation. Like that the names of the prophets are of various languages so, you can't just pronounce them when your language doesn't have that sound.
If you live in U.S you may have noticed that the asian often pronounce r & l interchangeably.
It's not limiting him.
It shows his mercy that he is not burdening those Arabs with new sounds. Which doesn't exist in their language. He is arabizing the names for their convenience.
Just like the Christians have changed the names of every prophet for their convenience.
Another example in my own language tamil there is no huu sound, so if we were to write the word nuh in tamil we sould write it as nuhk, do you get it ?
It's not limiting Allah ﷻ, it's just the way languages work.
Study more about languages you will have more understanding.
@@abdulsubahan5920 but my question stays there. Why not telling the real pronunciation, it's not the heavy point that bcz they use to speak Arabic that is why it's called Adam in this way otherwise in actual Adam is something else. I mean Allah knows the best but to me Allah is perfect He knows what the real pronunciation and name is and He told Prophet Muhammad s.a.w that this is how u pronounce. Allah never says what He don't mean. And I am not brother I am sister
@@imranamalik8216 even if Allah ﷻ revealed the true pronunciation of every Prophet's name, You can't write them in arabic script.
For example : the Hebrew name of Jonah is Yonah, How will you write Yonah in arabic.
Even if the Arabs knew the real pronunciation they can't write it, cause they don't have the letters for those sounds.
So, the name was arabized as Yunus عليه السلام
It's simple as that, I don't understand where does the limiting Allah ﷻ kind of stuff get in.
Sister !
Next episode, what fruit was it that Adam and eve ate? 1 hour talk. Then next episode " how did Adam look like?" 1 hour talk. Then next episode " how many years old was Adam?" 1 hour talk....by this pace we wont even get to the story of adam by the next century
Adam is not an Arabic word .
Adam was made from water and clay .
Languages evolve .
This is what I got from this 52 min video
This sheikh certainly knows how to milk a point.
Dear brothers while Elon Musks and Bezos of the world are planning to colonize Mars, we Muslims are wasting 52 min of our time listening to this guy who just goes on and on so that he can make few extra bucks . With all due respect sheikh, this is all a bit too much ,
No offense, it just makes me mad to realize that you took 52 min to say 2 sentences.
They didnt even go to the moon, and now Mars??? Its all FAKE.
@@Snnnn9 didn't mean to offend anyone like you I am also interested in religion and want to know as much as possible. My contention was that he just goes on and on. Without really saying anything. Anyway i am sorry if you didn't like my comment. But I do have a right to point out an issue if I have one. That's the whole point of these comments section. Right ?
@@SuperKlappen seriously?
@@Snnnn9 same goes for you. Nobody is forcing you to read comments but you did. I am interested in religion and history. And I felt the sheikh was just talking without really saying anything. Please don't be offended. It's just my opinion
@@muhammadumer742 That's how intermediate level class is done. All opinions are discussed even weak opinions and he will dive deep in topic. if you don't want this there are other classes but you will never know what is authentic or not or where did the person got the knowledge from. And it is against the sunnah to question someone's intention and also I think he doesn't even get money from UA-cam becoz I've never seen an ad in this channel so what you're saying is not only against sunnah but nonsensical.